Mexico played Trinidad and Tobago to a 4-4 draw in the teams' final group match at the 2015 Concacaf Gold Cup thanks to a last-minute goal by Trinidad and Tobago.
Trailing 4-3 with less than a minute to play, Trinidad and Tobago had a stoppage-time corner kick. As Joevin Jones prepared for the kick, Mexico fans were raining trash down onto the field:
As trash was pelted at him, Jones lofted a perfect corner kick that found Yohance Marshall, who scored on a header:
It was a wild match that saw Mexico take a 2-0 lead before Trinidad and Tobago scored three straight goals to go up by one.
Later in the match, Mexico rattled off two more goals, the final going off Trinidad and Tobago's Kenwyne Jones for an own-goal that put Mexico up 4-3, setting up Marshall's equalizer.
Because of the tie, Trinidad & Tobago wins Group C and advances to the quarterfinals to play Panama.
Watch the recap of the exciting match and the final goal (2:40) below:
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